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CHIKY JUsrioE CoorKR, OF the Su-
preme Court oil Mississippi. yssterdey
heard argument on the application Of
Hamilton's attorneys fIr q writ cf
hsbeas corpus. The discussion was
not completed and will be continued
today. Chancellor Peyton, It will be
remembered, refused to grant q writ,
application for which was made i'm.
msdistely alter Hsmilton's arrest.
The State now maintains that the
Chief Justico cannot grant the writ for
the reason that II Is res adjudicata.
The attorneys for Hamilton claim that
the subsequent indictment OF their
client puts the case on q new footing
entirely. It's q very fine point Of
law and the decision Of the Chief
Justice will he awaited with very
great intereei. II was stated yesterday
10 the court that Hamilton was suffer,
ing intensely from the wound In hil
arm. the bulle. not having been er
,rac,ed. and that The surgeon has re
fused 10 perform the necessary opera
ton unless Hamilton be removed
from fall.
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THn bail bond Of Cashier Hopkins,
Of the broken Fidelity Bank Of ON.
cinnati. was placed at 80 high n figure
that he could not give II. His sttor.
neys made application for reduction,
bat Judge Sage, OF the United States
Court, has declined TO grant It.
observing that the defendant
was q bank ofiicsr In q
position OF trust. The opinion OF the
judge is In line with public sentiment
Although the people have not yeI
asked their Legislatures 10 put into
the statute books the Chinese law
which fxes decapliation as the punish
ment Of swindling bank officials, t1e,
arc disposed TO applaud the court
when the latter 70 10 the furthest lin
its Of the law In melting out ponaltir
10 robbers Of this character.
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The wbent CoIlnpse.

SAN Francisco, GAL, August 29.-
There was a large and excited crowd
in tho Call Board room at IL o'clock
this morning, the official hour for the
beginning Of trading. 0ne sale OF 100
tons was made at 81 "a, decline Of II
cents from the latest eff isl sales on
Friday. John w. Mscksy, in an in
terview this morning, repudiatsd the
statements attributed 10 him in an
interview printed in New Yors few
days ago, in which he said he was a
large holder OF wheat. h said Ihe Ne
vada Bank had loaned large amount
Of money on wheat, bat neither the
bank nor Its officials were directly In.
terested in the deal, aud he WAS will
ing TO throw open all bis books 10
show this to be q fact. After an hour
or more session OF the Call Board, tie
parties to whom Dresbach K Rosen.
field failed to pay the margins on
wheat which they hsd promised came
in and asked 10 sell the wheat under
the rules Of the board. The directors
claimed that once having signed an
agreement TO accept Dresbach's propo-
sition, the ,old contracts are not
affected by Gall Board rules. The di.
reciors sought legal advice on the
matter, the board In the meantime re-
naming In formal session,
The day pissed wIhout any fail.
ures, and the feeling on the street this
afternoon was that the crisis might
pass without any serious trouble. Lit
tie business was transacted on the cal
board, the chief sut jet OF discussion
being the pr0psr course 10 be adopted
in the matter OF holding delii quents
legally responsible. The proposition
TO refer the matter to tie attorney oil
the board for hrs opinion WIS adopted,
I aud proceedings were deferred until
Il should he obtained. The prolonged
eetsiop OF the exchange was adjourned
this afternoon upon the receipt oil To-
gal opinion that It Was 10. necessary
TO make sales On sccouDt duii0g The
d y, session Of the board, after notice
OF suspension was given, - prov ded
In the bylaws. TINS avertsd, for q
sine being, the necessity 81 nakir :
orders for the sale oiaysr lO0, 001 toni
oiwhe u 81 fleet Of wbich'would tay,
been d sastr IA. Security in hand
amounting 10 900 tons viii bs told ~
zoos a. possible, and the proceeds sp
piled toward Dfe1tach 4 kosenlelc
contacts which have not vet beer
margined down. Toe beard will NEE
tomorrow a. thu usual hour. MANY
hrokers and dealers are bad y uiei al
by the crash la prces, GU side OF theii
Losses directly on old coDIac's
1t IL thought that II would have bees
even better had the trouble culmi
mated when IL first began, as durin,
the interval no plans were laid on th,
strength 'ol promises made which vii
now resultin serious loss. Toe mArkeI
closed at l2j for 80 Ter 1857.
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GOLD MONEY.
The Immense Amount Put INTO
CfFeuI alton This Year.


CiFcul alton This Year.
New YORK, August 29,-The Post
publishes the following: 1t Is now
known that about sl,600,000 OF gold
was shipped from New York to San
Francisco last week, and that but for
this exceptional movement the surplus
reserve Of the banks won d have shown
an increase Of over $2,0OO,0OO. The
amount of gold gone to California,
however, was more than Offset by the
arrival OF $2,249,lSi on the Umbria
and Lag z one this morning, thus
making the total imports since July
23d, S5,232,079. Toe last rep jrt OF the
bureau of etatisticj shows that In the
twelve moq1hs to July 3lst, the n&
imports Of old were 1856 49l, 449, 80
that after deduc ing the s6OS,0O0 which
came In between the 23d and 3lst Of
July, we have a net total OF $40, 0C0, 600
Ct gold imported in the lsst thirteen
months. Besides this is the annual
product Of about s30,0O0000 OF gold
in the United Siatee, making
total addition OF s70,000,000 10 the
circulating medium OF the country In
about one year. The prospects are
that with the exchange to be made
against cotton exports the movement
OF gold this way will continue for 10,
next four months. as is usual in tbs
time Of the year, and before the enc
of 1887 the addition to the gold in th,
country in seventeen months will
have been from s1l0O0Q0O0tl 1920,
100000. There are facts which, a
coon as they receive their proper ap
probation, will dispel the apprehen
sion about scarcity OF money in tn
form OF circulating medium, and
when thee appre hensions are dis
PEELED, confilencs will revive, ban
credit will increase and expand an
prices OF securities and investment
advance. The proposed syndicate (
take over" the secured loans {
Henry s. Ives & Co. is understood
have abandoned the undertaking.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

GolD 10 c)milg - the Uaitsd Saes
LON Easlai q by the 6hip load, aud IL
vii eobi.nus 10 come Tor the mex Viz
m1ulbs. II Is estimated that ijr the
soyo en- mouths ending December
ii, 1857, there vii lave been sddsd
20 The circulating medium Of
TIE cc1biy, from miHe pro.
dues and Importation, between
tiiolo0oooo aaa : 2o0a.Ooo, - ,hst
there seed bo no fear 40 to the scarcity
Of mo % This thcsing is lLsfesnil
OF inycs'ile.ioaa by tho New York
Post. 1 .bthus to be ften that the
election Of q D,moc a.ic r,sdsut Ia,
not psrai Ied the commercial
inI,iesle Of the oauutiy. Dldbg
ne lat pr,t'dcrtlal campaign The
R.pnbtoArs dc,laoi IN rrea, voelf
e's'ion Thai ihe county would so 10
Bal!yhack II Cleveland phould Ia
elected. But Mr.. Cleveland has ro,
only proved worthy Of bic cflice, but
all Ihe iuek runs with Lim. Today
there are 10 ssriou0 labor lroublss.
The country IL developing as ney,r
before, regions long dormant have
become cenleis Of industry, the suu.
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their children the grand faith which
teaches them to assemble In prayer
for their dead. In the parish school
Is the place for the children to be
taught the Lessons OF our faith, and es.
pecIslly in the example set them at
home. Thus will the Lessons OF our
faith live when We are gone, and our
memories, like those OF the deceased
heroic priests whose anniversary 10
here commemorsted, will be In bene-
diciion with future generations, until
we thall all be, as We hope, united In q
happy eternity.
The right reverend bishops dis
coure was listened to with marked
and earnest attention. The coDgre.
CATION manifested signs Of sincere de
votion to sscred memories Of the de-
ceased prie3tP.
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Below scheaaI. Prices.

CIScissATI, o., August 29.7The
railroads, while not entering into an
old fAsbioned cutting of rates, have
been arranging ma,ters 30 that there
is q great deal Of travel at cost much
below schedule prices. The, Oinstn-
natl. Iudianipolis, 1T. Louis and Chi.
cago road Iome days ego ofered 1000
mile Tickets NJ $50, without the usual
restrictions. All the Other Cincinnati
roads have come TO the same
rate. Two rival roads have
offered routd trip tickets, lin
tied, 10 Piitsbufg, Tor 81 80. The
New York, Philadelphia and Ohio cold
excursion tickets 90 Lakewood, N. y,
for 50 80, and the Bee Line TO Cleve-
land for 81. All thste enabled East.
ern psseeneers 10 get cut rstes, even II
they threw away the Ieturn tickets.
For nearly a month the different roads
have been selling xcufsion uekets 10
Cincinnati with coupons 10 admit 70
the ectacle OF "Roms Under Nero"
~ very low Tste> 90 that altogether
travel has been much oherpened.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-30

A REMARKABLE homicide has oc.
eured In Monroe County, Ark. Two
men, one o Dlplist and the other q
Presbyterian, became involved In an
angry dispute no to tue propriely a q
Baptist clergyman occupying a Piei.
byierian pulpit The Bipts, brou ht
the controversy toa cloie by cutting
the Pfetbyt riaL', ihr a, ifon ear 20
ear. The question IL elil open ior dis
ensslon BY tn respective congr, 20
iions, but the pastors have doubtless
oonclu 81 rol 10 exchange pulpila Tor
TIE t,Ua bling
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THE NAP0LE0Ns CREW.
Some Of Them Thought 70 be Still
Alive.
A Message Brought by an Indian
The Murderer OF Bishop
SeglieF.

New BEDFORD, MASS, August 20
Charles ID. Kennedy, third lieutenant
OF the United States steamer Bear,
now cruising In the Arc 10 ocean,
writes to his father under date OF
Port Clarence, July 10 b, and gives
faint hopes that some Of the crew of
twenty-five men OF the whaling bark
Ma olesD, VI this port, lost in
the Arctic ocean in the summer
OF 1885, may yet be alive. IN his
letter Lieut.. Kennedy Gays: "Since
leaving Ounalaska We visited s.. Mi
chaels, and there / arrested man
named Frank Fuller for the murc or Of
Bishop Seghers in November last. /
was sworn in as United States Deputy
Marshal at Ounalssks for the purpose
OF making the arrest, and l will turn
the prisoner over to the authorities at
Ounalaska on the return OF the
Bear, and think that / will
take him to S.lka. Tho m an is one OF
the most genilemsnly ever met and
10, l think, undoubtedly insane upon
one point. He thinks his life was in
constant danger and that the Bishop
was planning TO have him killed. He
awoke the Bishop, told him that one
OF them must die and that as thu Bish-
OPP was the better prepared he must be
the one. He then brought the body
to St. Michasls on a dog sled, and
the body 10 how In possession Of one
Of the fathers. Fuller was not priest,
but simply an attendant OF the bishop,
and was very handy Ne we'll rs qni .
an intelligent man. He Ia very quiet
on board, wears rosary around his
neck and spends most OF his time
reading his prfyer book. On
our arrival here yesterday, we
learned that ON tle 9th oil
Juue last an old Indian came on boa
the whaling bark Hunter and gave tie
captain y piece Of cedar, on wnlcn was
carved the following In rude letters
1857 J b V, Blk Nap Tob BAG Civ
On the reverse was: "S w U 10, help
come new" The belief here ID
that James b. Vincent, who
was one OF the crew Of the
bark Napoleon when the was wrecked
in 1885 is alive, and that he sent this
mesBage. The Interpretation 10 thai
he Is ten miles southwest of Cape Na
varian, Siberia. Tobacco Civ" Is q
request that the Indian who brought
the message he paid.
"Oape Navarin is about 400 mile,
f'om here, and We leave here today
for that place 10 find, II possible, III,
poor unfortunstes. On our return
We will 90 up into the Arctic n
far as we can, and, re .urning
be at st. Michsel's about the 25th O
August and at 0unalaska about weei
later. The Bear will probably return
TO San Francisco late In Sep ember, Of
much earlier than usual. She hai
been leaking considerably tince leav
Ing San Frsnciico. We tried TO repair
at 0unaiRska.
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The rioting In Havana suggests thst
II has been long time, comparatively
speaking, since anything OF the kint
has occurred In Cuba. 1t used TO be
90 that q riot or a small civil war &C.
cured every few months, but latterly
the island hes lost its turbulent char
scter. The trouble In the present in
stance has q curious phase. The Gap
tain General has called upon the reg
ular troops TO sssist him in carrying
out his policy Of purifying the public
service; yet in this he Is opposed by
the populace. Il. is an odd situation,
on the face Of the reports, 40 the poo.
pie are put In the attitude Of opposing
reform measures which have as their
object the ousting Of thieves In the
Havana custom house and other de
psrt,nents Of the public service.
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UhsrIus. aaa Corrections.

ONAus, Nan, August 9.--seyeral
interett'ng p spsm we're read NJ today
gessInn Il he National Conference Of
Charlie, aud q rec, ons. The Rev.
Mr. Danio, ois;. Pau, MIMI, read a
paper on "Pnventiye Work in X gard
10 Ohlldteu." Ms. Pierce, q ID yen.
port, H., pteteuted a report on "Chlld
Savior Work" Albert +. White, Of
Oclumtus, o., read n paper on ''Rs.
olama,ion Of Children. " The II " DR..
Holl, Of Oregon, read q paper entitled
Children Of shinstone Alley Mrs.
Lluie Corsu, read q paper on "InslItu.
tons Tor the Care Of Ohildren,"
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rn,.l r,n. r..lo.iou.

sHEsAxD An, Pa, Augur 29.-Rob-
eft Martin Was killed, g oIgs Lawson
fatally and fur other miners padly In
jared, by an explosion In colllery 81
Gilberton this morning. A. TIC bot.
tom Of the slops liz q miners supply
house, where the men we're rocoiyfnp
dnalip. Martin was hAndlinga stick.
when a spark from his lam p iel ON the
primed erd and exploded, blowing
Msriin into IN nnrecUgniE ,bo mnso OF
hesh, which had TO be shoveled into a
box FOR transfer 10 his lac home
george LAgton rad one Lex and an RIM
blown Oh and WIS olherwire itiurod.
20 that death Ia only n quesfon Of 4
few hnuls. S.raH gely onorzi, In the
boot Of bis uniJ jnred tex WI. a s,Ict ~
duAlin that Was not exploded. Tie il
inr,es Of The otheB ae not ee,ous
The lccidtnt 10 ole Of tho arranged
ever known here.
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Mig E,r- o. I,.ba.op, NY,

LOUISVILLE, KY, August ga die.
patch was received tonight by the
chief Of the city FIRE department from
Lebanon, KY, calling for aid, and
stating tina, q large portion OF that
place vas In danger Of distraction by
the flames. Two engines and hose
reels were Immediately shipped by
rail, but were only c short distances
from the city when word was received
that the himee were under control.
At lac hour the extent Of the dam.
age cannot be sscettained.
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Successful Leap Fro,n n Ba,Ioon,

R.cKAwAY BEAcH, N. Y, August
s9.-rhomas A. Baldwin, tho sIeonaut,
repeated his fat OF Jumping OF q
balloon here this afternoon. The gss
condensed rapidly, and 1! became
necessary to cut away the car and
throw aside the life pIeseIver In order
10 make the balloon ascend. When
1000 feet hiah Baldwin made the leap.
HE parachute remained closed for the
d ct 800 feet, snd!h descended at q
fearful rate Of ep, ed. then the para
chute opened and be sailed down
easily, dropping into the ocean, from
which he was picked MP unhurt.
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tery Eavfy Cotton.

NueahthFotsthVtuf WIFI AFFbAtsl
rouLos. TEss, August 29.-Great
intsres, is manifested In the prospect
oi the cotton crop, as q good corn crop
Il assured. The expectations we're
vrry aigh tbs 10Th Of July. The crop
b. cut N one.ihird from The calcula.
iiors then, and one-iSnrih from the
Yield 81 las. year. II IL opening IN.
n ually last shd all the hish land
cotton will he opsnsd by the la1t Of
Scp'embsr, pr baby. Tho gins have
eisIted-a thing unusual Tor this seo.
ton IA Augut The hst bale m ~.
ke,ed In Haywood cluniy was sold In
Bfowrtville on Tue day, August 23d.
IL va, 10 doubt, the earliest that was
ever nod IN this county. In some
t'ctiona drought and Tusl cut the
G op shorter than In Others, owing 10
los rain. Tue rnins we're very par.
TIA this year Tho cotton crop ir not
a failure, and will Glaze with such
yelts "a 1885, 1884 aud 1883.
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JouIvILLE, KY, August 29.-Thos.
q. Knott alias S orms wal arrested to.
day In New Albany ON a charge q
using the United Safes mails for
fraudulent purposes. List week he
sent two letters 20 s1mtsfviils, Fla,
Offering 81 cell 10 parties there a sup
pay OF il0 counterfeit bills at n blk
discount. The letters were returned
10 the chiti Of police Of New Abauy,
Who suostsd Knott thin morning
when he wenttJ the posIoflice for his
mail.
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mer has been free Of epidemics, and
peace and prosperity dwell on every
hand. And now that We find the
balance Of trade SO largely 10 our
favor and gold rushing into the coun.
try from all quarters OF the earth,
the American people have reason to
consider themselves the happiest on
,ha alaka
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invest the cooperation Of the courts
in an .ir quiry that 10 not Judicial. The
opinion Is based by decieions snd opin-
ions of t'torye, MARSHALL and Tousey
upon the limits OF Congressional
authority. II. in effect, voids that part
Of the act referring to the courts as
uncous,ituiio nal. The court, there
fore, declines to make an order com.
polling the officers to answer questions,
and also declines to maks an order
giving the commission access TO the
books OF various companies.
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Rowan Ceas,y Troubles.

CNcMsATI. o., August ga sps.
cal from Morehead, Ky, says: C,l.
Iolliver, the lad who was spared by
the Logans during the massacre, was
fred on yesterday, from ambush, near
town. Several q L'gin's folio sers,
who have be,n 10 dicted for suppostd
par c p alton IN the massacre, are hid.
ing la the mountains near town, heay.
Ivy armed aud cannot be arrested.
Troops will leave when court adjonrns,
and it is expected nsb,inR will begin
Ihnn.
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Grees ID. Moore Dead.

OAKLAND. Misa., August 2s.-Mr.
Green ID. Moore, one 81 our oldest and
most esteemed ciuEenr, died at his
home here this evening, and will be-
buried al the family graveyard near
here "Wednesday evening nj 2 O'Clock.
His d'sth, though not unexpected,
cast n gloom over our entire com.
muDity, and all extend sympathy 10
his Borrowing relatives.
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A WARRANT has been Issued for the
arrest Of Ollofow. the Ule ohiel. Il Ia
nov question Of serving Il The
lalesi tocounis Of the origin Of this
outbreak aIe calculated 10 win public
sympathy for Co.ofow Tbs whi,cs
began the trouble aud Major LeslIr, Of
the State Militia, Ia said 70 have acted
In bad faith toward HIN. Hs will,
therefore, In all probability, dsht 10
b. the last gasr.
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KnaAtar siAnfo rd,. case.

SAN FRAScisc,, Cal, August So
In the application Of Pacific Railroad
Commission TO compel senalor Stan.
ford and other officers q the Pacific
Railroad to answer certain questions
10 regard 10 expenditure Of iunds iop
the pufpcs, Of influencing legislation,
Justice Field, Of the Uai,ed States eu.
promo Court, delivered today the opin.
ion Of the u aited States CiicuIt Court
10 the Effect that the act OF Congress
creating the commission improperly
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Mississippii Fair weather; eAstsrly
winds; slisht changes In temperature.
For hrkanfas; Local rains In tn, west-
ern portion; fair weather In tho eastern
portion ea,terly TO sOuthsrly winds, Eighty
warmer 10 the western porlioni stationary
temperature In the eastern portion.
For Tennoipeei Bllshtiy warmer, fair
weather; winds generally shining 10 east
ana south.
Tennessee and Savannah rivers will rise
slowly. The other rivers will remain nearly
stationary,
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CUBAN SUP cAPTAIsr ALKs.
A Mass m.eiiss Abandoned.

kkY WHIT, Fla, August 2g-The
report was CT culAted here today that
a mass meeting, called for last night at
Havana, a, which all were rfqueeted
TO carry arms, could not be held on
account Of rain. Nothing difnite,
nowevet, can be learned from Cuba
till the arri,a Of the mail steamer
Wednesday night.
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THE HAVANA OUTBREAK,
New Ysrk Cubass Dfscredit enc Re
norris PubIishe

New YORK, August 29.-Cubans In
this city do not think that there lie any
far reaching or in any sense important
uprising in Havana. ]. M. Oebslles,
Of the Spanish Tran: atlantic Company,
said that one Of his steam ships left
that city on the 24'h. and on that date
there was no trouble there. The pop.
ulace was aware that Acting Gov.
Marin was determined to deal with
the corrupt employees of the custom
Eouse alter the most summary fashion,
and the chief dissatisfaction existed
among those persons and such
merchants as have profited by the
illicit importation OF goods. TIE vol
unteer soldiery Of Cuba is almost ex.
clusively composed OF Eat We Spapiards
who are in perfect harmony with the
policy Of the government. When
Gen. Marin seized the stores In the
Duano many persons were ipcom.
NODDED, and indgns'ion a. not receiy.
ing their properly may have melted a
few pert ons to riot, but the disturbances
can be in no sense important.
Edward Molina, the former editor
Of Ii Cronista, and at present oecIs.
tsry Of the SpaDish Chamber Of Com.
nerce In this city, was incre dulous.
he declared that the published dis.
patch iron Key West was absurdly
false. Acting Governor General
Marin has taken advan tege OF his
temporary authority to institute the
reforms in the puolic tervics which
were projected by General Salamanca,
~ will be seen at once" added Mr..
Molina, "how ridiculously untrue Ia
the statement pub ished TODAY that
the populace cried viva Salamanca.
Down with Marin"
Both men are in thorough accord.
and desire to fegeneTate Cuba by the
same methods Of administis alive re-.
form. Smuggling has assumed sucb
Importance in Cuba II at II has driven
many OF the better importing houses
out OF the businets. There are houses
In this city which send false mani.
Tests OF cargoes to Havana by almosI
every steamer. The riot, If riot there
IS, 10 petty one, aud will be easily
subdued by the authorities. TODAY,
Las Novedacles, the only Spanish
daily in the city, publishes commu.
nicariop from the Spanish Chamber 0,
Commerce here TO the Spanish Minis
ter OF State at Msd,id, in which hi,
attention is called 10 the grave abuse,
existing in the customs Of Havana and
the consequent il jnry to the reputabl,
merchants Of New York.
Il, CUBAN SNIP cAPTAIsr ALKs
: NKw York, August 29.-Capt. Fair
cloth, OF the steamship Cienfueeoe
. sho arrived In port today, tald ina
} when his chip left Havana on th,
: 18th, Affairs were In an exceedingl,
turbulent state. He WIS not surprise,
: 70 h ar that the feeling sgainst Gen
3 Marin had already eliminated in
/ serious rio,o1s demonstration.
: A Cuban gentleman WHO arrived O,
the Cieniu gJs said that there wa
J little doubt that the populace ans
! militia were anxious 10 have salk
B mapca resume the petition OF Gov
! ernoT General, and so prevent MsriI
bsing confirmed iu his authority,